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  • Page 2 The design, materials and workmanship incorporated in the construction of VOGT pumps allow for a long, trouble-free service life. The life and satisfactory performance of the VOGT pumping equipment, in any case, depend on a correct application, installation and, in addition, of a periodic inspection and careful maintenance.
  • Page 3: Safety Instructions

    Safety Instructions 2.1 Definitions WARNING Indicates a procedure, operation, etc., with a strong possibility of severe personal injury, loss of life or irreparable damage to equipment, if not performed properly. CAUTION Indicates a procedure, operation, etc., with a strong possibility of severe damage to the pumping equipment, if not performed properly.
  • Page 4: Qualification And Training Of Operating Personnel

    2.4 Risks due to non-compliance with Safety Instructions VOGT S.A. declines all responsibility that may arise from not respecting the safety standards in force at any time, during the handling, installation or operation of its equipment.
  • Page 5: Equipment Description

    Equipment Description 3.1 Pumping Equipment, Main Components 1.- Discharge Flange 2.- Water Cutting Rubber 3.- Monoblock Shaft Clamp 4.- Motor Lifting Eyebolt 5.- Electric Motor 6.- Motor Terminal Box 7.- Pumping Equipment Base 8.- Union Body 9.- Pump Body 10.- Suction Mouth 11.- Priming plug 12.- Drain plug Figure 1...
  • Page 6 Equipment Description 3.3 AM Series Centrifugal Pump 3.3.1 AM Series Sectional Cutting, Models 701 and 751 Figure 3 3.3.2 AM Series Pump Parts and Parts Description, Models 701 and 751 DENOMINATION NUM. Impeller 1.07 Pump Body Union Body Monoresorte Mechanical Seal Angular Flank Suction 13.01...
  • Page 7 Equipment Description 3.3.3 AM Series Sectional Cutting, Models 744 and 733 Figure 4 3.3.4 AM Series Pump Parts and Parts Description, Models 744 and 733 DENOMINATION NUM. Impeller 1.07 Pump Body Union Body Monoresorte Mechanical Seal Angular Flank Suction 13.01 Straight Flank Unloading 13.04...
  • Page 8 Equipment Description 3.3.5 AM Series Sectional Cutting, Models 901 Figure 5 3.3.6 AM Series Pump Parts and Parts Description, Models 901 DENOMINATION NUM. Impeller with Stem 1.07 Pump Body Union Body Register Cover 5.07 Monoresorte Mechanical Seal Angular Flank Suction 13.01...
  • Page 9: Transportation, Storage And Handling

    VOGT S.A. to indicate the same. For the handling, the equipments that require it have appropriate eyebolts on the bench.
  • Page 10: After Storage

    Transportation, Storage and Handling 4.3.2 After Storage • Remove the temporary protections and visually check the condition of all the elements. • If the pump has been stored and/or stopped for a long period of time (more than 6 months), it is necessary to renew the lubrication of the motor bearings as indicated in the motor manual.
  • Page 11: Installation

    • The design of piping systems, anchorages and other areas of the installation is not the responsibility of VOGT S.A. • VOGT S.A. only offers the data and comments as an aid, but cannot assume responsibility for the design, assembly and operation of an installation.
  • Page 12: Anchor Bolts

    5.5 Anchor Bolts VOGT S.A. supplies the pumping equipment with bases, these must be anchored to the foundation by means of anchor bolts, as shown in figure 7 and applying the tightening torque according to table N° 4.
  • Page 13 Installation Figure 8 The diameters of the pipes, valves and fittings must be calculated according to the expected head losses in the installation and in such a way that the fluid velocities are: • Velocity in delivery pipe: 2 to 3 m/s. •...
  • Page 14 Installation The end of the suction pipe, which goes at the source of the fluid, should be submerged at least 4 times its diameter to avoid the formation of vortices, which cause air to pass into the pump and cut off the liquid flow, figure 10. After the suction and discharge pipes have been installed, they should be cleaned of any debris before starting up the equipment, in order to avoid damage to the pump and other equipment installed in the system.
  • Page 15 That is why VOGT S.A., recommends the use of expansion joints as part of the piping system that connects to the pump, when conditions warrant it, see figure 13.
  • Page 16: Before Start-Up

    Start-up 6.1 Before Start-up After a pump has been installed and all mechanical, hydraulic and electrical connections have been made, it is ready for commissioning. However, prior to initial start-up, the following is recommended: 6.2 Pump Priming CAUTION Never run a pump dry. Most centrifugal pumps have a mechanical seal or stuffing box, therefore they cannot be run dry under any working conditions, otherwise the sealing elements will be seriously damaged.
  • Page 17 Start-up 6.6 Engine Considerations CAUTION It is important to check before the first start-up that the technical specifications of the motor, which come on the nameplate, correspond to the technical characteristics required by the pump and those of the place where the motor is going to operate. Verify that: •...
  • Page 18 Start-up 6.8.1 Instructions for the Connection of Three Phase Electric Motors To make a delta connection, the bridges are placed in the electric motor box connecting: U with Z, V with X, W with Y. The wires from the electric panel to the motor junction box connect the terminals: U to U, V to V, W to W, (see fig. No. 14-a). To make the star connection connect together the three terminals: X-Y-Z of the junction box and connect the terminals U-V- W with the corresponding terminals U-V-W on the electric panel.
  • Page 19: Maintenance

    Maintenance 7.1 General Considerations CAUTION • Adequate and periodic maintenance of the equipment is essential to obtain a good level of performance and an extension of the service life. • For the motor, the required service intervals and the type of maintenance to be performed are described in the MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE described in the respective motor manual provided by the manufacturer.
  • Page 20 Maintenance Newly installed mechanical seals may leak liquid between their sealing faces, this is small and should diminish with some time of operation. Mechanical seals do not require maintenance, but when they have completed their service life, they should be replaced completely with new seals.
  • Page 21: Arming And Disarming

    • The plant operator must ensure that the operating instructions are fully understood by the personnel. • In order to be eligible for the warranty period of the warranty offered by VOGT S.A., it is necessary that: o The instructions in this manual have been followed correctly.
  • Page 22: Pump Disassembly

    Arming and Disarming 8.2 Pump Disassembly • Please note that the following instructions are valid for all AM Series pumps. • For better understanding in each case the parts involved are highlighted in yellow color. 8.2.1 Disassembly of the Pump Body (Photographic sequence Nº 1) •...
  • Page 23 Arming and Disarming 8.2.3 Mechanical Seal Disassembly, Rotary Face (Photographic Sequence No. 3) • When disassembling the seal (fig.3 - 11), the spring should be removed first. • Then the rotating element is disengaged, being very careful not to damage its faces. •...
  • Page 24: Pump Assembly

    Photographic Sequence Nº 6 8.3 Pump Assembly • Please note that the following instructions are valid for all AM series pumps. • Pump assembly should be performed in a clean environment, free of dust and other contaminants. • Have all the necessary parts and pieces.
  • Page 25 Arming and Disarming 5.- On the other hand, place the spring and the rotating face of the mechanical seal on the impeller stem, figure 3-1.07. 6.- Install the impeller, figure 3-1.07, by fitting the motor shaft inside the impeller shaft and shaft clamp, figure 3-23, and the water cut-off rubber, figure 3-38, outside the shaft, figure 3-25.22.
  • Page 26 Arming and Disarming 8.4 AM Series Pump Parts Views 8.4.1 AM Series Pump Parts View, Models 701 and 751 Figure 17 8.4.2 AM Series Pump Parts and Parts View, Models 733 and 744 Figure 18...
  • Page 27 Arming and Disarming 8.4.3 AM Series Pump Parts and Parts View, Model 901 Figure 19...
  • Page 28: Exploded Views

    Arming and Disarming 8.5 Exploded Views 8.5.1 Exploded Views of AM Series Pump, Models 701 and 751 Figure 20 Table No. 7: AM Series Pump Parts and Pieces, Models 701 & 751 DENOMINATION NUM. Impeller 1.07 Pump Body Union Body...
  • Page 29 Arming and Disarming 8.5.2 AM Series Pump Exploded View, Models 733 and 744 Figure 21 Table No. 8: AM Series Pump Parts and Pieces, Models 733 and 744 DENOMINATION NUM. Impeller 1.07 Pump Body Union Body Monoresorte Mechanical Seal Angular Flank Suction 13.01...
  • Page 30 Arming and Disarming 8.5.3 AM Series Pump Exploded View, Models 901 Figure 22 Table No. 9: AM Series Pump Parts and Pieces, Model 901 DENOMINATION NUM. Impeller with Stem 1.07 Pump Body Union Body Register Cover 5.07 Monoresorte Mechanical Seal Angular Flank Suction 13.01...
  • Page 31: Useful Tips

    Useful Tips for trouble-free operation 9.1 Flow Rate is Insufficient Possible Causes Solutions · Check and complete the filling of the system with 1.- The pump is not primed. liquid. · Check the delivery geometric height. 2.- The discharge head is too high (higher than that ·...
  • Page 32 Useful Tips for trouble-free operation 9.3 Pump Overloads Motor Possible Causes Solutions · Check and consult the 1.- The pumped liquid has a viscosity or density different from that for which the pump was manufacturer. selected. 2.- There are mechanical defects (moving parts ·...
  • Page 33: Warranty

    • Our Technical Service is the only one authorized to intervene in equipment within the warranty period. • If the pump does not work properly, DO NOT disassemble it, look for the fault in the installation. All VOGT equipment has been satisfactorily tested at the factory.
  • Page 34 High-End Services We have specialized engineers with great experience in hydraulic systems, developing an excellent service. We have implementad a comprehensive service system, which allows us to provide effective and timely solutions far each of our clients, independent of the industrial sector to which they belong. In-Site Services Multi-Brand Technical Service ln-Site Repairs.
  • Page 35 Our Company It was founded in 1954 as a company dedicated to the manufacture of Pumps, with great success in the agricultural sector. Thanks to an intense development of technologies, engineering and innovation, we position ourselves as a leader in the manufacture and commercialization of solutions and pumping equipment in a wide spectrum of markets, such as mining, construction, agriculture, sanitation and the industrial sector in general.
  • Page 36 COMMERCIAL OFFICE IQUIQUE ANTOFAGASTA BRANCH (+56-55) 245 6600 (+56-55) 245 6600 El Salitre 7745 (+56-9) 6229 4764 antofagasta@vogt.cl iquique@vogt.cl HEAD OFFICE SANTIAGO COPIAPÓ BRANCH (+56-2) 2829 1200 (+56-52) 2210 954 Ojos del Salado 0851, Quilicura Panamericana Norte 3604, Local 3, Bodega 3 vogt@vogt.cl...

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